Obtaining the output of an expression when usefamily=jl #51
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Currently, only Python has console emulation. It is still possible to show Julia code with its output; it just won't look like a console. With the \documentclass{article}
\usepackage[usefamily=jl]{pythontex}
\begin{document}
\begin{jlblock}
a = 1
b = 2
println("\$a + b = ", a+b, "\$")
\end{jlblock}
\printpythontex
\end{document}will give If you want the output verbatim, then just use |
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Thanks for the reply. That's more-or-less what I had expected. I'll check on the Julia lists to see if there is a way of resetting the REPL to provide auto-printing of results as in the interactive REPL. Then all I need to do is to include the |
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If you find a way to auto-print things, let me know, and I may be able to add that to the documentation or incorporate it somehow. I don't use Julia much myself at present, so the Julia features are still somewhat basic. Also, interactive REPL support could be added in the future. I would just need version of the REPL that reads commands a line at a time from a file instead of from user input. |
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I have a question on the julia-users list about this https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/julia-users/VO0lPBMWxN4 I'm sure it will be possible, I'm just not exactly sure how to do it. |
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The doctest mechanism of the official documentation package seems to just walk through the lines and use |
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@mlhetland The last release added preliminary Julia console support (#98). |
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Ah, brilliant! |
I am using PythonTeX to create a document with Julia code. I would like to include the value of the expression as well as the expression itself. A
jlblockenvironment evaluates the expression and prints the expression but not the value. I don't see any Julia equivalent of the pycon family.Can anyone tell me how to accomplish this?
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